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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

Mild, soothing and healing is Dr. sage's
Catarrh Remedy
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

In the race Of life it doesn't take
very long for poverty to overtake lazi-
ness.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

THE editor of the Plum Creek (Neb.)
Gazette has but one arm and one leg, and
has Just broken the arm.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

The Frazer Axle Greaseis is better and cheaper
than any other at double the price
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01
Don't Laugh at Nervous People

LOUIS LoRRILLARD is having plans pre-.
pared for another steam yacht.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

THE smallest act Of charity shall stand
us in great stcad.-Atter6ury.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01
PcoH rUssY,s HIDE.

1t is estimated that not loss than
100000 kittens are annually brought
into this sinful world. OF these the
great majority are miserably drowned
q practice which is destined shortly to
be done away with by the recognition
of the cat as a fur-bearing animal.
Rugs of selected maltese and tortoise
shell are already quite expensive, and
excellent limitations of various fnrs are
made in this material. Taxidermists,
too, are advertising for kittens by the
thousands to stuff for ornamental pur-
poses. At present the only purpose to
which they are applied in this country
is the manufacture of carriage robes,
bnt vast numbers of them are sent to
Europe, where they are in great de-
mand for coats and hats, dressing gown
Innings and other garments.
The pelts come from all parts of the
country. They are gathered by pro
fessional collectors, who supply by the
quantity at regular schedule rates. A
common cat skin is worth five cents, &
pure maltese ten cents, and black
one twenty-five cents. The choaI
kind must be dyed before making up
, but the black and maltese are prettiel
lwith their color unaltered. A carriage
robe of the best cat fur is worth from
$40 to $50. There are always plenty
| of stray cats running wild in the rura
districts. The Maine woods are full o
them. They breed wonderfully fast
and it is good sport popping them Of
the fences and stone walls along thu
| roadside.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

The best cough medicine is Pjso's Cure for
Consumption. Sold everywhere. 200.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

Do NOT look for perfection in your
own actions.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

TAKE all the sorrows out Of life, and
you take away all richness, and depth,
aud tenderness. Sorrow is the furnace
that melts selfish hearts together ir
love.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01

MANY fortunes are received which it
ought to be the first business of the
heir to clean up, to purge. A curse
must rest upon any home where in
diligence of the love of the beautiful
has been obtained ri the price of honor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
caEaM.
Az exchange sayG

An eAt4HHAS - ls@
Joh Could usud US q clipping from
fhe N. 3. Homestead, . Isaper way
down east Ia which the dy-blown
aussilon 0f which creamery can IN
dnce the most cream 10 rise from the
mix, 20 ns 70 make "guagea or
spaces Of cream, 10 be credited by
the creamafy--the old FaiTlnnlb VI the
Cooley areafuerg We are ne iafo inr
tarasted ID fhe matter, Nhlnh moFes
the dOwn-easgeFn, than We are IN the
question Of liinfloeks ior muskets. The
qua o oi cream, with It's deception
and stupidity. 4 4 tiainE II che past
among tie advanced dalrymen and
nanuiac ureIe. The per cent. u the
cream. or the pounda oi Il, Il 40 cri-
sarson az the butter 4 viii make. any
mo : than Il TIE weight Of the nk q.
MEASURE 81 ila yielding capacity IL
dairy Observation-Disclosures aud cheese
we are only interested In this clipping
at the point here soEne enc assumes
that the Cooley ereAmer IN us BY all
che patrons IL cooperative factory
raises cream from all sorts and breeds
81 c0ws ~ nniform In butter yielding
capacity that iastiee 10 done Nksn u
Z credited by the " guAge instead Of
Being subjected 20 tue ehurnlng test
We take NO. . partlcls OF stick IN the
assertion. Raacnily skiA can make q
Cooley Gamer iie nanFe Than An Iilas
Of sapphifa ever had the Ambitions or
abllify 10 do. Il III depeads On Tue
early application and he Intensity VI
he cold applied. and The lime Of skim
ming. ~ manufae ure sEuaees Or
. spsces." With salled ice or snov
wator more = spaces viii be filled
with apparent cream In three hour
than there VIII be In three days. II left
standing % long. The gentleman
whose name l. cited 10 prove be sol ~
nur ent- more cream from The Cooley
can proves nothing ~ 10 the per cent.
al butter fPotn 100 euagpa Of cream.
We have no doubt IA cur OWE M nd
which Il the preferable can - use, q
creamery cans are used a. all. but that
has notking TODD gita telling The value
Il cream from ita bnsk-a hing thAt
cant D. done. How doth u ront =
man 20 take seven pounds Of thin
cream 10 Z factory wiki which 20 make
3 pound OF butter, when four pounds
can be made 20 contain All the butter
there Il Ia the seven ponndsf II be
has not fooled the manufacturer %
Ms neighbcrs, plainly be has iost three
pounds o. ekim milk. thai woE q Dc
usslul 10 fe, 4 20 the eoSs that gave iE
That is all there - q that anisdlluytan
eeg4eNe. ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
Mortgages negot ated.
m ADMIRALTY.

TNTHR pEATRIurC0uRTo OF TIE THTRp
4 1nf3Ef& DsgrleG e. WaahieElrn TerEltaEr
Kasaing tens - seaflle. n Klna eou1tT.
WaakinNun III c. mraAy. nAsliant. W
maAnnsr -'c1lfAx.~ e Resr EsWnsena. bar
hc1ierA engines. anikias apparel and fnEnitura
frslIe nssiss Is hs.aSy gwen, fhaa uaessas
& Eeel hnB essn nled IA the abuFe ansiiisd
ennrs an re twsniy-erzt day q Ncveahsr,
1857. ~ WAshlzRson NH cc@paEg. eerpoFa-
. , ergnnlz=d gsdsr the laws q tne SAFE d
CaitforniE. esd % % Business h slf1 terriIcFy
a. Wasn3ag .. llheliant Aszinai the sssazsr
.scoslax. :" q Part Townsend whsFsaf Tsmea
Heuuassy Il o. latols uas MasisF, Der baiia a
inetle, apparel and furniture. II eause 81
cnAtrlck pIxil ana msr line. a1ssEiBg - Sub.
ssanee: Ehnt hstween the hEsa day o. Jnnnary,
1es6 nnd tla nrst day q Nogember. 1851, tha
snia lIbeiiaot q ths lnstarcr zns ssaa.ss 81
ne Aasier e MD Elesusr, s1d % the eEsaIf q
said sleAnaer. hnd fuEniEhe1 certain mfne,s
and mzteki11s Ard panisFmed enrfain ianur On
sad sc suEF, n repafring IL krll and ma
chiaesy lheFsof. and had laruisbed suppiiel
for kaid 1leznsrs 20 tee total aa0ant AS a.
e1sary % the aissEine. reEarina and squppinB
q said slsamef.
Tat 20 Parricn e snla amount has hesn
pnia. tbouNh pas ment has been demanded, and
list the said amount % due Is hen o. said
NV tAef4-or1s u F0le1A0Ge 70 tne e mo1A-
tlnn under The neal Of fhe said court % ne d.
recfed and delivered. / Do herenT pive public
notice % Al persons claimtnR aai3 steamer
s-OolhK, e. In any manner Interested therein,
o. knoglnE or having anything 70 ssy way ~
SANE ahoui4 not Be- ooademned and sold. pur-
suAnt 70 shs prayer u said liosi, thai they Be
and appeaF before The eaid court, % be held IN
nnd Tor @ia third Judicial disEr1ct, q Seattle,
On Lhnrsday the 6lh osy o. DscemhaE. o.
1881, ~ eleven o'cleck In the forenoon az tbs,
day. II the 111ns khAll % 4 day q juris1ict1on.
otksrWias % TIE aext DAY Of yurisdscton
thereafter, then and thera to inlerpose claim
/ Tor the aAma, and % make their allegaliona IL
that behalf, IL HAM1LTON.
United stAtss MnEskal for Washington Terri
toey.
Dated November e Il, 1851.
sarHFs. hzines B Aleaicksn, ataornsys fnl
hhellapa hs2s4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

huroooa 70 Dr.. 6Durason's separation
feorn Us BtptlE9 Uaioa. the CsstAotae
Hfanaard ramnxkss HAnd whss sKr
uuions worth when eaeh ueenbe1's b.
ffsf antnaoasasa thAt Of otbsF meUoersf
e. n nat narnIiy disbonesi, too % ~
- pas thans nrta9snisms cot o. siRhs,
s. eprspfomisss 81 truth which % ens
ksa 4 flaha 70 maksf Fer fefno1e
nhnaa hMiiafa ere nnsa@0Hislt9 20 %
arpfenueAly supiteH n Raltaign = yiHin-
81 - 1seIafs fbat 'ons talisf y -
ao1d e anoiheE.p o. IN ether wcsoa.
FAnf A A Of ne anpogtenoe wnesoof .
resoon bsiisEss tEutb o. esToF."
eeksla's Statistics Of tie WoEid'
aiVes ne foliowinss BeiissaFa q Cars
tinrftV pnmbeF 5000 600; BuddhIem,
et90co go; Mshammedanlam. zl1po0s
90; bfahlpaBsaH, l7teQo t0s Qenfe
eisnlsns @ COO 00Dl ~ fnsssb. II %. o.
Judaianl, TOO 90. 1ba hasne ensnofIsS
uives agi40o0lo homan Casholsess loe,
900 600 PfossstAols and 81 co so sohar
euts az tha 8sesk ans eallsky eA4lefn
ehnrshss. No '.cflleiai attesarcss re-
aafdinR unnstisEeEs eppe1r1 - haye
keen mads, and 10 t4S pSoDie gouid
probably nases - 70 Tbs nnmbsF.
sPers1nsl libes,yr gbgeFxsa ths
cATisflaa Ads1e4g5. smsane.f 10 She ent1
station ef soms, sha FiRht 70 bay ani
eoil bees on 6anday. TnIs meas %.
sd 81 legal dag 81 Fess Tor laboFegs
dguukanness, Dissipation, wsstefuinees
Zee woFds are misased. Laeenee 4
shat thny mean when they cry liberty
A 0trman sabbath mag do with Ger
49, 1877. - rstlf cain 4 aHn,a fllfn Z
eursIs iIllnois ahould ebsteA ssmss
AZ her record ID tbe Bofk ahe haa dom
n Aislrsbntioa he Verd % God Dr.
inc 8 Last age years reports tboe
Femliisa visited. So, 06e; families fonnf
desrls ,te, - as; destitute f8miise
enDplled, u t6lt iadiyidasls eapplied 4
addftion. 0iuz -oE one family 10 tWelvi
Asatiints. ono-hAif 81 seszn enpp led
and ever 500 individuals; more thai
1000 volumes 81 The BibIo and por
siora Of Il. have t8en ssnt 20 Illinoi
In thess Eve yeaKa, a over 1900 o
thee havs ~ d Qfnnin and Gifts. Thar
are A ieast D9G. us9 fln1iiies stln nnginiI
a. and at teanf 500 Of them III on
4 eopv af Goa's aoFd. 6uou q woFh q
10 Amsrioxu Bsbia Hooisty 10 dolnl
ehould Be- fosiarad and encouraged d
ihe fullest sxisnt.--CAieaeO Rssss.
The Esnnaslieal Alliasoa has lssuel
from ne Lqn1on oiAea sc Invitation
lar ne wssk el uDiItd and uniEeraa
drawer Cos 1858. Toe followinl
ara ths topics sagReste1, Baaday
January 1st. Lake M. -, /. Psia
~, q; Nonday, JaauaEy u. thanks
giving Tneadag, tanaesY 81 con
fsasion; "Wednesday, January 9in. pFaye
eeE families; Thursday, yapussy bth
prayer for ne church Of 6odi feidny
1nnnasy San, intsTcsaslon for mlsssons
saturday. Janaary 7fn, sntoscosaions ii
nations, Sunday splinpna, Ceg,s ~.
s8. IL saaaeslina tte lopies tfs cot
4 made tnat the 'sdnb3 sets ate sogk ease,
for general adoption, 10 order that co.
oappileaticha % sac L9Fd'e people me'
IS Of ona aocoEd dufina the vseki bo
the VARYING circumstances OF dlaefeH
eounsrieH ehnfe aeatiuas are held msy
nsoessisate elthar ampiihcation Or 81
tssalions n detail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08


Rsom lbs Atasssen. DzRssA Dz1G
nsuu. u Nossmhsr 80 Is silppsd ~
faaessue asnssmt Is sws men whe
cain stsr sEdlte s naIc4 ~ fsI-
lssassslY. fs1 s1as 1I1lIt1s5s 80 Mostl
anpnnh - E1&Nln 1MFf
@Ef. n5ItAH. HsN ~ b n 8sgeF
asa q " Porter q WtsnsE. . e t1..l
naaIana Is lhs hss szsafssc1 = Ne1e-
Imafnn serris1FV, R1nEme4 laM NAHnf
frsn ehs Rssi1r dere. eeslenisa - ~
Ea9fn n Hzeer sesB1E apd i've - sssss
- otsfanenes % sngt1iok ahsy So -
- eoaa1. Tier kn1s ~ ihs sena.st
tRera esn - no wsr - 05mpassa witb
Dstota. Hsfa Gen - sofrsnfs every
t..eHed d. they wsSs - Nsezlngtor
eaFrffnFw, kaaidas f1e elsiss ars osekfuD
WlIh rnsr Wao hngs Ncs dollar - theiF
naSoe enc scarcely 4 re - lb9lf oseka
Tewn lofs = nile ard : half fEou tae
1890 as = BsAftia wsfa pris 4 . -
1a9, Tnoawa, 3hsy 1ay, Goes 90 60 -
raaah hrelntal - sns #onft e Aear
6een dass IS 3 dsgs Gr.taps fsls e 3
haW of wfn6 vita . seal #AiexspA -
80 eDa, Hhe besa say nt1sa u tie sxs
eassionisfa I'll fslarn - sef1 - neg
ean as usoaa4 ~ asDe Nis1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

puFanx thsmesih 81 nossmbsr ths Pugst
Mi Comp1ny,s mill a P0st Ladies mace ths
fgIlsufna fltruaeat1 h MbIheafne, ehfp
EssssIs, q. 90 Il af isnesf, % "a Ffzk-
CISCO h1rhs Fresno .oio 900. ArkwEisht o5o.oeo
|seea
Ths Puest Mn Compnny's niEl - UtaaIady
ahip, 81 four eaEfpes daring NOvsm0ef, Which
aagFegAsed a. S5 - fsss q l1ubsF aad 81 :
600 lama lee vessels taklng the eerE0ss
sera TIE eark Em-FAud, baFkantine 81 Lueia.
berhensias Klikhat and sohoouer ,. y nznaer.
ne NIL Gus dsriaz tue moa1n I.65o.0oo feet.
Th4 Wa1Ai1E1M ma 11mpEHyas MIL =
Hadloek eus 1805o. 90 fees o. ldiu6er daflsp
he meath Of NggembsF. The shlpmnnAs for
ne neaah - eassed s,z93.eoo bstel iumbs z.
q.1ss fhelf Jesl d pies 80 ~. 90 lstne.
Ths Vessels taxing eRrsoes curing tbs mon b
.esb u bpk4nN6s ~. GnGafh. ship Rich
are .fIks 11F1 AcninluGa. ship 0uar1inn and
hagt krclGFuA
Ths Wasbngson Company has Gems % NJ
6aanias Aseiian FEGnalng tn asms q o.
bn,idina she Ssabeck mtiL The eompauy hes
ciearsa tse isfs i Hldloex and VA SON Be.
90 The oaR1tEncSfon thereon 81 nt1e ageiltn1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
Dss. a'pP. 9 sAi' yo.a-s ol~.s.
ADVICE no MOTHERS

AWWNNh 10 MUHNhNID
lsethtnR. II the prescription Of one Of the best
ismAis uursea and physicians n the Unitsd
seKtss. ana has been used fsr forty yeafs with
ssvUr faiiins success ~ millions OF mothers
feR 1hai1 -ahilirsn. Daring the process q
ussthlng IA value - inenieulnble. u Eelisven
he ehfid fEon palm. cures 6yBs1tzry and diax.
rboA. gripping In tha bowels and wind collie.
1y Swing health 70 ths child % rests the
loaher. Pres - eostlA EsieduIy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

80 fl44cu1e N4AzUs.
81 Hnanc.anu. Doa G--KapnipIs - Whs1f
- CO., q - l&s8 14A 1nEss 80 60
fsls &C UIx re4san4s #N "a
ElAaas-sps1 masz -gss1g - 90,
Gnl<pfaE 1et1 = 41#f. 4ffkzs 49,
ssstl 49, hsM Is - -.
80 :. =. 8 - - I, -. - -
q. :. a. 81, i, - rs ss
~ - go nufR 80
s = 81 3 =. 60.
&9z Qazgs a. f1h d IN sxsssmA
f11HsaN-pnE - pElrss sasas
4lt&HelT Q1Afs HcEseelE 49,
g go - 1sa-un Dslpg esw- -.
4fsiSEE14N 1grae s483TAn.
elmna--Yl fuar 80 ha5d hi8Anr-
Dstl-r-sien4y.
Mmg xaMz MAnEE1a
WV HszI De se-asss-Dsil. o.H''rnas
ssSr-Dun, ssuls.,. aaehassss. ssa.sa
ssssaard 4 sS0s se-ias. Ipssdsrsa sKwIk
c. u. sls q
R.ra1 - - n1fIt IS enDa n
EpMs@~afN " ~. Nc NaIsk &lA.8 ~ go -
1.ane4 s. So -. isSsa closed sllg4zeE $50
90 Esres o slrlIel 9fs4le IS. - z1.
~ E1afk 81 nss1EFl 80 Gs0ls =. 10
q 800 = AsEn ~ saeis y. - Z =
pssaIrun-pua. ssa.6y. op,nina 7ssG ,hssa.
81 1sk. loWuss - eloainE M n.ls4s 80. 10
cMznaao mANxEzA.
cunsaa. DE. I.-wh-e-s1ssnGnE. eash
q 8. Sssaary -. hag g 1e-ie.
osru-e1soDgsEs eaah 81 S9A1zry 0A'
MaF ~
0sis-Firmsr. 1zngsg aok. Mav ssh.
Bariey-H1tnlng dang.
Pozk = stronxas ganns1 tiA y. Ma
Ias5-Elsa. suuuaz5 n sTM nsyssE.
ozie1a0 carxrn nankEsz
Osssasa, Dee. f.-csflis - ksesis1R s.ooo
dail. exun bssv-N IS y. fascy - a5Ds g
auloping sass s10cAnEn ana fsee
80 q b983, Tszx1s 81 49, -.
Hau = keceipEs. S1.QgR - = y potne
lswsF. mixed = rs .. hsssy tsos g
snssp-sss.ipis 500. strong for soos, con
a1n - sod q 109 g. wssssEn s9E01 1e
E>Eaas 81 eo1s IS
IL xEvnzeppE mkRxnzs, E
hfvnnepdG Dss. Ts-Whaas sHai6eRs oHs
frssiy. neW No 2 u1ntar md spring g. "a. Oh
tfel1ia s. I'D. Quist-
Cen llsldtss oaox fpelfa 49, g and
DsdAs4F q Iva 1nnaay lad Rsbruary :
lhd, steady.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

Ths foliowi1g sbaltsrs lvsrs sEeRsrtsd fsuz
tona. and Btillah bark KelE, iroh. p86 ton1
e 40s. a. II Aff
TIE tsss Mosal end Tyse eoaisd bare today.
Roag T0HEs1AD. Ore. 7.--ASTived-ehip
, b wslksf, ha,k, 4 Bowers and HespeR and
~ baFkpni1ns Amefia.r sas - -.
ship ksN14 sN w
PoRf LupEow, Dee. T.--8ailsd-Hark %.
iasA and schooner wilder.
Poz7 0AnnL2 Dec. IT, Arrived = DxTs
Hopo.
PoEE BlAkrnx1. Dec. 5.-sailsd-- snip Prus
STA N -
sAS EslEcIsoo. Dea 7.-krrivsa- stsNmeT
Umafilia. seattle.
salIsd : EaEk. Nicholas. Columbia river;
California. Victoria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

Tia auENTRAfBKPsis % moo pop
aIaE kit Rloge IN America, fE4dfH ave
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the prizes Of any otheE
Standard maker, and for &c and duTa-
bliity are unetcelled. The above are re-
sail prices 1.-THE glove ID not sold al vboie-
salal a. BOHwABACHRR BROS. dei2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

NkE Yoss ,nte. I. @Noaes % eli easE, a0s,
iaaa loan 4, elpeed TERED q g. prime mef.
e.ngiie pApef e8eh sesflina sIchAnas dull eni
steady, 81 AN ter eoeays' shls anA "a ~
fas dsmas4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

E Novelties s0F she h0l1dsye Ia satin
c0rsete, SILK underwear, fanty sephyr
vests d hand embroidered underwear.
roklas 4 HipeeEmkn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

VISA Aai,f vas sssA, - ssFe - e.siariA.
whsa ss.a ~as = cAiiA he VIA fas Cs4sosaA,
WIN sAs escauas Miss ~ oluag soc-s.osAs.
ahshN4 ciE3run. the sAvstAaac@EsER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

esnnH Fos Atf-eso A wEFX AND *.
WUWA praaes pala. 09tat wezta - AS
parsisaisss ssM p. o. HlckKkT. AaxamA.
HE 81 az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

PsEslAEa, nta s-Eeestpss- ~ g koass
ln<asae 81 ~ esls weFat, 80 eea esar. - 10
hfass. - eustsf. - tGs fraft css&G.
WhfAi-WuaaeF eahseA 49, 90 tats G2ee Low
~ uasa n Aca sNpaHie5 Nish ~ EElcNa -
yestariss. Asu Nefk clcas A3te tewer sn4
aAieaee h0iNe toetF. hfsa esllna IL
taoun msrtsaa kaa ~ afuss Afe st shia tnTu.
~ aasa aEo wAsa MAJ wesai r~aeksd So
- aieszo. teiRfN se-p sAertifci sfeD ts4
sanka q shGss th1l lad eslt icf So. fhe ~
rara toeas Weald ta4ioats - asx,say - Faailns
ana uume tssNAa ~ eshsaA ars uet e. tamcf
- unFsast bnce 4 aruE - - soccrtr4 % oaa-
ssaa<nes 81 s1sse . vicsa he t1e4ine hase
l. Ssala 9aaka - bassFs are S21.e
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-07
Send In Your Funds,

It Is pleasant to note the vigorous style
In which the Republican Anti Corruption
association has set about the work Of in
vestigating the frauds that disgraced the
recent Republican primary election. Presi-
dent Lands, Of this organization, has is.
sued an address asking for information on
the subject and for contributions to the
fund for defraying the expenses of the
prosecution. Already the responses in
money are coming IN, and local Republi-
canism in the Old Guard bids fair to re-
move the late foul blot upon its escut-
cheon.
This ID az it should be. Let the money
roll in lively. You need not give your
names, il you deem such action inexpe-
dent but you may send your postal notes
and cash to N. Milton Woods, vice presi-
dsnt Of the association, First National
bank, or to the Lancaster County National
bank, for deposit to the credit Of Hebron
n. Herr, treasurer, for the use of the asso-
citation.
The bigger the fund the greater the
chance to detect the real authors Of the
election conspiracy. Let the contributions
roll in in lively fashion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-07

Two murderers have just been executed by
the Seminole Indians, and tho method OF
carry ing out the senteace Of death appears
humane and civilized when compared with
our gallows system.
The sentence OF the court was that they
should be shot 10 death between the hours OF
sunrise aud sunset. They we're large muscu.
lar men aud met their fate with Indian
stoicism, though each OF them made calm
speech attributIng the crime to free use OF
liquor. When the death warrant was read
the murderers walked to blanket stretched
on the ground, where they took leave OF .
number of friends and where they we're
blindiolded. They then knelt own, present.
ing their breasts to the sheriff aud his deputy
who advanced with revolvers and dropped
on their knees directly in front OF them. A
the first discharge both culprits fell on their
facer Lille was not pronounced extinct,
however, until eight minutes after the firing.
The Seminoles, like the other civilized tribes'
have regularly organized courts Of justice
presided over by Indian judges OF education
whose ability Is recognized, but they have
always regarded the penalty OF death on the
gallo~s as too bsrbsrous for an Indian to
tolerate